Thread: How do you defurminate your house?

Ok here goes,I have the miele cat/dog hoover,did have a dyson but with a bad back found it too heavy the other one is really light,until it has a bag of cat fur & litter on board that is... I used to have the sponge but when that gave up the ghost through over use I found that going round the beds etc first with damp kitchen roll & then backing up with the special hoover attatchment works pretty well,the rugs I do with the cats slicker brush,works very well or good old rubber soled shoes will rub the hair up into a neat pile so easy to hoover up plus gives you a good work out at the same time especially if you get a hip swing going as well.Luckily the floors are all wood so easy to hoover round quickly,have gone onto leather sofas that are now a bit {thats if you look in the dark} scratched but easier to clean..... With the five of them I find it easier to do a quick go through daily but then once a week everything gets upended,moved & turned inside out for a good go after which I sit a go into depression when the first cat walks through decides to play & leaves lumps of fur behind everywhere. Oh the joys but wouldn't have it any other way. Trainers are on guess what I am about to start doing,its a nice day so furries are going to be put outside & hopefully I will not need to be depressed for a while,mind you coffee & chockie heps with that doesn't it & of course those furry cuddles & kisses,thats gone full circle, going to have to put up with the fur on the mats.....x